MaryJane's Curations

This is an original accuquilt starter set in great condition that has been used very lightly. There is some discoloration on the back of the case from sun exposure. The original manual is missing, but we’ve printed a full-color replacement manual.

Featured in the Feb/Mar 2023 issue of my magazine, this quilt is ready to move on to new adventures. In addition to the one-of-a-kind hand-embroidered quilt, you'll get five coffee stained and hand-embroidered pillows (red striped pillow in picture is not included) and assorted turquoise, brown, and tan buttons, plus some embroidery floss to add more of your own adventure sites.

This farmgirl-lifestyle find includes three vintage issues of Better Homes & Gardens. The issues were published in July 1929, August 1929, and December 1929. Perfect for purveyors and collectors of all things yesteryear.

All magazines are in good codition, with slight wear on the binding and covers.

For my 60th birthday, my daughter Meg and I travelled to Kansas to celebrate with a chapter of glampin’ farmgirls. As we pulled up to the designated campground in our rental car, we found a half dozen glamped-out campers, along with apron flags flapping in the wind, and cozy campfires being stoked (it was early spring, and the weather had turned cold). Without a doubt, we knew we were in the right place. Thanks to the influence of my grandmother, I had thought to pack a vintage mink coat, chicken feather hat, faux diamond earrings, and sparkly skirt to wear for my special day. Because I have my 70th birthday outfit ready to go for 2023, I thought I’d find a new companion for my 60th birthday good-luck outfit.

Take a step back in time as you display a favorite jar, be it canned goods, potpourri in a jar, or a scented candle. Nothing says 'love' like homemade, and this jar tote turns it into a gift of love when you fill it with your homemade goodies.

If you have a hankering to fill your jar with fresh flowers, you can achieve a perfect flower shop bouquet with even fewer flowers using the included flower frog. Keeps your flowers standing straight and tall without leaning.

Canning jar tote and flower frog are Project F.A.R.M. (First-class American Rural Made) products by Kaspar Wire Works, a company feautured in "Artists in Aprons", the 9th issue of MaryJanesFarm. To read the feature in its entirety, open the Item Details tab.

Handmade cotton bloomer undergarment in great condition. There are couple small dirt stains on back of bodice, but should come out with proper stain treatment.

This beautifully stitched vintage table runner was featured as a project in my book, MaryJane's Stitching Room. Table runner is handmade with an appliquéd bouquet of daffodils on each end. Table runner measures 12¼ wide by 39¾ long.

As featured in our 2023 June/July issue "The Way Home", this vintage enamelware bowl would make an excellent addition to your home décor. As the result of years of use, this bowl has a few nicks and chips in the enamel. Bowl measures 13-3/4 inches in diameter and is 5-1/2 inches tall.

This adorable, handmade crocheted yellow dress is in great condition. The black ribbons are frayed and will need to be replaced. The crocheting is in excellent condition.

Featured in the Aug–Sept 2008 “Raising Jane” issue of my magazine, our inspiration for this pinafore came from a “one-piece kitchen apron,” circa 1910. Using that same concept, we designed a one-piece kitchen apron made from a vintage tablecloth! For this pinafore, we attached pockets made from a hand-appliquéd kitchen towel.

This farmgirl-lifestyle find includes three vintage issues of Ladies' Home Journal. The issues were published in May 1942, September 1943, and October 1943. Perfect for purveyors and collectors of all things yesteryear.

All magazines are in good codition, with some noticeable wear on the binding, but binding is intact.

I donned this hat to model my Merit Badge necklace and bracelet. The hat is in excellent condition with no visible imperfections.

Hat circumference is 23 5/8 inches. Badge pictured on hat is not included.